Into You

KARD's 'Into You' is a mesmerizing ode to the overwhelming allure and beauty of a loved one. The song's lyrics are rich with celestial and divine imagery, painting the object of affection as a radiant, almost otherworldly being. The opening lines compare the beloved to the Milky Way and countless stars, suggesting that their beauty surpasses even the most magnificent natural wonders. This sets the tone for a song that is deeply enamored and reverent, viewing the loved one as a guiding light in the darkness.

The lyrics continue to elevate the beloved to a divine status, describing them as an angelic figure whose presence brings peace and tranquility. The use of words like 'siloam' and 'shalom' further emphasizes the spiritual and serene nature of this love. The beloved's eyes are said to reflect the galaxy, and the world is described as belonging to them, creating a sense of awe and admiration. This celestial imagery is complemented by references to the beloved's physical beauty, which is likened to that of a goddess, specifically Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty.

The chorus of 'Into You' reinforces the theme of being completely captivated and comforted by the loved one. The repeated plea to be embraced and taken higher suggests a desire for emotional and spiritual elevation through this love. The song captures the intoxicating feeling of being in love, where even the mere thought of the beloved causes excitement and nervousness. KARD's use of vivid, dreamlike language and metaphors creates a powerful and enchanting portrayal of love that feels both ethereal and deeply personal.